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Links Week Starting 10th October 2022

Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. For the next couple of weeks, we will have more links and fewer/shorter articles because of Bob’s vacation. Counterpoint looks at Google’s Pixel 7, the logic for the … Read more

GPUs are Damn Tricky

Intel ARC A750

As you may know, we have had the privilege and pleasure of reuniting with our pal and colleague Bob Raikes and have acquired Display Daily. One of our journalist friends commented, “Nice. Displays are tricky technology.” You think monitors are tricky. . .  GPUs are black magic. I had my doubts about Intel’s commitment to GPUs … Read more

Innolux & AUO Continue to Suffer in Q3

What They Say Innolux and AUO released their monthly data and unsurprisingly, given the weak market conditions, the firms were both well down.  Innolux said that its revenues were up 11.1% on August in September, to $533 million, down 42.4% on 2021. Large panel shipments were up 6.7% to 9.23 million and small/medium panels were … Read more

It’s back to square one for Amazon’s projection efforts

What They Say Protocol Entertainment reported that Amazon has canned the Glow projection devices after poor sales. The aim of the device was to enable video interaction with children remotely for caregivers, grandparents and others.  Kids are terrible cameramen,” Behrang Assadi, who used to head marketing for Amazon Glow, told Protoc some time ago. “They … Read more

LG advances smart TV platform business

What They Say LG said that its webOS is now available on up to 200 partner brands including Seiki, Eko, Stream System, Konka, Aiwa and Hyundai – a ten-fold increase from when LG commenced licensing its webOS ecosystem in early 2021. The firm also said that the first webOS Hub-powered OLED TVs from LG’s partner TV brands … Read more

Fire protection layer for LED displays

What They Say Invidis reports that Screen Experts of Münster in Germany has developed a patented coating process for making LED displays fireproof and called, imaginitively enough ‘Screen Fire Protectio’ or SFP. No details of the multi-layer process are disclosed, but there are two different layers. As a result, the displays can achieve building material classes A2-s1-d0 … Read more

Links Week Ending 7th October 2022

Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the end of this week.  The WSJ tests Apple Crash detection, by crashing some cars.  Sasmung Looks at the future of TV  (hint, Samsung doesn’t think they are going to get smaller or less important!) … Read more